Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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First Row: Jimmie Anderson, Carolyn Aumann, Robert Bailer, Sharon Baker, Nancy Baumgartner, Michael Beery, Myraelene Black, Alan Bogner, James Bowman. Second Row: Leah Brandberry, Ronald Brown, Wayne Brunner, James Butcher, Joyce Callow, Nancy Cole, Jon Corey, Janet Courtney, Danny Cowans. Third Row: Phil DeBolt, Marlene Dellinger, David Ellsworth, Gladys Ewell, Marilyn Foor, Sara Frank, Judith Franz, Larry Fryback, Arlen Fuelling. Fourth Row: Don Case, Ruth Girod, Tom Grimm, Mildred Grote, Jerry Hammond, Roger Hawkins, Harry Heb- ble, Barbara Heller, Deanne Johnson. Fifth Row: Judy Keller, Robert Keller, Richard Kiser, Betty Knavel, Sharon Kreischer, Dan Krueckeberg, Janet Lane, Luanne Lehman, Judy Locke. men This is the year of 1952-53 which found ninety fresh¬ men enrolling in their first exciting year of high school. We elected the following officers: president, Nancy Baumgartner; vice-president, Bill Zwick; secretary, Leah Brandyberry, and treasurer, Jeanne Roth. Oh yes! We must not forget our faithful sponsor, Mr. Stoffer, who has been very patient in helping in various ways. We also elected three Student Council representatives— Judy Locke, Rog Strickler, and Nancy Baumgartner. This year we surprised Mr. Andrews by paying our class dues more promptly than usual. Class Officers: (Left to Right) We’ll never forget our freshman initiation. However, Leah Brandberry—Sec. Bill Zwick—Vice-Pres. Nancy Baumgartner—Pres. Jeanne Roth—Treas. 20

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First Row: Gene Johnson, Kay Johnson, Charles Judt, Jerry Keller, Carl Lehrman, Brenda Levy, Colleen Lob- siger, Barbara McBride. Second Row: Dwight McCurdy, Robert McCurdy, Fred McDougal, Dick Marbach, Belva Miller, Arlene Myers, Ervin Myers, John Neireiter. Third Row: Bob Ochsenrider, Jackie Reidenbach, Jane Rentz, Jerry Rhodes, Ronnie Robinson, Paul Rolston, Carol Roop, David Runyon. Fourth Row: Dorcas Sautbine, Dan Shackley, Harlen Shaffer, Perry Sheets, Roger Sipe, Anita Smith, Earl Sprague, Robert Sprague. Fifth Row: Bob Strong, David Uhrick, Harold Vanhorn, Ron Vetter, Louise Wass, Nancy Weisenburger, Ruth Wiegman. In the spring revue “Off the Records,” Sheila Ahr, Jane Rentz, Ronnie Robinson, Dave Uhrick and Bob Ochsenrider proved their musical ability by performing as a jazz band. They sounded like professionals. Our representatives on the student council were Dana Dalzell, Max Hilyard, and Ronnie Vetter. We had a large number of students on the honor roll and some of our sophomore students received Latin pins for a perfect score in Latin vo¬ cabularies. The sixteen sophomores chosen to serve for the “Prom” were Greta Erekson, Joyce Franklin, Dorcas Davidson, Dorcas Sautbine, Sara Gerber, Dave Halterman, Fred McDougal, John Hammond, Dave Embler, Ron Vetter, Bill Hancher, Ronnie Robinson, and John Neireiter. Congratula¬ tions! 19

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First Row: John Lough, Georgeanna McBride, Erwin Martin, Otis Martin, Sondra May, Sylvia Mazelin, Don Moser, Terry Murphy, Max Myers. Second Row: Beverly Poling, Linda Pollock, Tom Rambo, Dick Raver, Bob Rawley, Mary Rentz, Sundra Rep- pert, Shirley Ritter, Billy Roth. Third Row: Helen Roth, Jeanne Roth, Jeannine Schultz, Jim Sheets, Dan Simmerman, Lorna Smith, Mary Jane Smith, Harold Sommers, Rosemary Strahm. Fourth Row: Don Strickler, Roger Strickler, Mara Dee Striker, Joyce Sudduth, Don Swygart, Marlene Thieme, Ruth Townsend, Donna Venis, Vera Walters. Fifth Row: Shirley Wass, Walter Werst, Virgil Wolfe, David Wood, Larry Worden, Bill Zwick. the seniors weren’t so rough as we had expected them to be. The boys, as well as the girls, had to wear their clothes inside out. What a sight! there was more. The girls were expected to wear two different colored socks, and shoes with no shoe strings. Every time we approached the school block we found any number of freshman boys running around it. Of course, there were some senior boys around too! We will all agree there is nothing like freshman initiation. Our first activity of the year was a get-together dance, called “Fresh¬ man Frolic,” which was held on January 16, 1953, in the Music Room. Next we sponsored a dance called, “Springtime Swing,” in which the dec¬ orations were very bright and gay. Both dances were successful. In the following years we hope for many interesting and successful happenings. 21